is vault 9 a good choice?

PB11041 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

PB11041 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PB11041 said:

mcgruff10 said:

PJ_Soul said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Would have preferred them picking Vaults from all the eras and years, and not choosing a show taking place on the same tour and one week after another Vault-show so soon after that one. 

The same with the 1998-shows. 

So, I would have rather have had this VAULT #15 or whatever and have had some 1997, 1996, 2004 etc in between. And some shows that are not from the US.

Agreed. I've had enough of the earlier shows. I'm sincerely ONLY buying them at this point to keep the collection complete (I can't seem to help it even though I want to not do that) - it's been maybe a few years now since a Vault was really really good IMO. That is a bit disappointing. I want some Jack Irons, and more that include at least Riot Act, and some S/T would be nice too..... I know what would make the wait for those eras a lot easier: RELEASE VAULT 2 ON VINYL!!!

Enough of the earlier shows?  There's like 10 official bootlegs from 1990-99 and how many hundreds of bootlegs from 2000 on?  I say keep the vault from 1990-99.
1990-0
1991-0
1992-2  Vault 1, Drop in the park
1993-2  Vault 5, Vault 9
1994-1  Live at the Orpheum
1995-1  Vault 7 
1996-0
1997-0
1998-3  Live on 2 Legs, Vault 3, Vault 6
1999-0
2000- 72 + Vault 4
01/02-0
2003- 73 +  Benny
2004- 0
2005- 32 + Vault 8
2006- 71

definitely focus on the pre 2000 era, I just don't get why people want to shoe horn these vault releases into periods where nearly 100% of the shows were available on disc, download and many currently still available for download.

There will be very little pre 1993 as is, Brett Eliason did not begin multi-tracking shows in earnest until the fall 1993 versus tour, prior to that there are probably a handful of multi-tracks if I had to guess.

There are at minimum probably 6 fall 1993 Spring 1994 still worth releasing, 3 from each I would like to see for sure

-Berkley 10.31.93
-Dallas 11.12.93
-UNO 11.17.93
-Chicago 3.13.94
-St Pete 3.29.94
-Rochester 4.7.94

There's a flipside to that coin, why would people wanna shoe horn these vault releases into a period where they had no albums to pick songs from and you just hear Ten and VS over and over. 

Releasing two nights from a Bridge School benefit > any concert from 91-94

I'd like unique shows that differ. Regardless of era. But I do want them to cover every era. Including the early stuff.

because I already have every show from 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2018 on disc.  Vault 8, I have it, I listen to it, but it was a wasted opportunity, the whole entire tour except for one other one off show was released.  Releasing shows just because they have more diverse sets is of no interest to me just to get it on vinyl.  Waste of time for me.  Want more 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1998.  

Great points.  

What are the points?

The Vic was in 2007, and that was a great and unique show with a great setlist. Me having listened to every show of 2006 or 2008 doesn't negate that fact.

While I bet most of these will be pretty damn similiar and similiar to the two ones from 93 we already got: 
-Berkley 10.31.93
-Dallas 11.12.93
-UNO 11.17.93

So how about wanting to get those released digitally instead of clogging up the yearly vaults with five 1993 shows.

(I think they should have focused on getting out one vault from every 90s tour/year though, and skipped the 2000 and 2005 show. With us being starved of quality shows from that decade)

the entire tours save for a show here and there were released from 2000 on.  they are not going to waste time on vault releases for shows already released just to put them on vinyl.

Additionally, we are never going to see a post 1998 show fit only 3 LPs unless they intentionally remove large chunks or choose specifically short festival shows. 

So maybe some day they will do 4 - 5 lp releases of a show they felt particularly good about during a tour like Jones Beach 3 2000 or something, but until such time, releasing shows from latter years just to address time periods as I said, and it is just my personal preference, has no interest to me.

I am stoked for this release and as long as they keep picking shows that are less "Soldier Field" (ie one we all had in pretty awesome digital quality) the older shows will interest me a great deal.

I am extremely excited for this one and fully expect that Vault 10 will hit a great show from 1996, currently the only year that does not have an official release in which they toured extensively and were multi-tracking.

I would definitely welcome them doing more digital/Cd only vault releases from the early years, but again the idea of a vault vinyl for an already released show is a big meh to me. 

mcgruff10 said:

I doubt it would ever happen but it would be sweet to have a vault to represent the bridge schools.  Something like:
Side A/B: 11/1/92: Footsteps, jeremy, black, alive, daughter, angel, I am a patriot
Side C/D: 10/2/94: wash, not for you, immortality, elderly, daughter, black, bee girl
Side E/F: 10/20/96: sometimes, elderly, corduroy, off he goes, nothing man, daughter, footsteps, porch, around the bend

cp3iverson said:

My local record shop has a vinyl boot of the 99 Bridge shows.  Ive been tempted by it a few times